Which of the following types of consent involves a provider's full explanation of the risks and benefits of a plan for treatment?

A. Three-fourths: Sharps containers should be disposed of when they are three-fourths full to prevent overfilling and ensure safe handling.
B. Half: Sharps containers are typically disposed of when they are three-fourths full, not half full.
C. Completely: The container should not be filled completely as it may pose a risk during disposal and handling. It should be disposed of when it is three-fourths full.
D. One-fourth: The container should be disposed of when it is three-fourths full, not one-fourth.

A. Apply the patch with sterile gloves. Sterile gloves are not required when applying a transdermal patch; clean, non-sterile gloves are sufficient to avoid contamination.
B. Apply the new patch in the same location as the old one. Transdermal patches should be rotated to different sites to avoid skin irritation, so applying the new patch in the same location is not recommended.
C. Write the date and time on the patch with each application. Writing the date and time on the patch is essential for tracking when the patch was applied and when it needs to be changed, making this the correct action.
D. Reinforce damaged patches with adhesive tape. Damaged patches should not be reinforced with tape, as this could alter the drug's delivery. Instead, the patch should be replaced.